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Extra Value 512MB DDR PC2100 266MHz Extra Value RAM
- £13.90ex vat
- £15.99inc vat
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Tuesday, 13th January.
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- manufacturer #: EVR512DDR266
- quickfind code: 26878
- 7 in stock for next day delivery.
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Common Sense People!
It really annoys me when people who obviously have very little experience with computers try to tell people that this generic memory is not compatible with certain motherboards. In reality, this generic memory in not compatible with a lack of common sense! Simply setup your BIOS correctly, keep it updated, and it will work fine!
It is much the same with `instability` problems reported by some people. If you install Windows correctly, keep it updated, and keep your drivers up-to-date, you will have no problem.
If I hear another person recommend Crucial memory, I think I am going to scream! Please remember we are living in the real world here, and not everybody has money to spend on 50% more expensive goods.
This product represents fantastic value for money, and not `false economy` like some of the other products for sale on this website.
BLC.
It works.
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Windows XPIt works. Not much else to say, really.
As for ebuyer.com memory in general; I've installed 3x64MB PC100 DIMMs, 1x128MB PC133 DIMM, and 1x512MB 2100DDR, in various PCs and all have worked faultlessly.
Why buy a more expensive alternative...
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Windows XPWe've seen the price of DDR come down a huge amount in the last year or so.
I put 512Mb stick in a PC I built last year and it cost me almost £100 from this very same site.
I've had two of these in a system I built about a month ago now, no problems at all.
Why bother paying the extra for a "named" or supposedly faster module, when there is little or no evidence to support a noticeable performance difference.
SK
512Mb DDR PC2100
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Not ApplicableNo problems with this ram, been installed for 3-4 months. I'm sure this price has dropped since i bought it, just my luck.
RE: the guy talking about common sense
Its not a matter of common sense no matter what mr.big head may think..... Some, yes SOME, not all motherboards are picky about RAM, which is why certain mobo manufacturers like MSI have a RAM checking feature on their website so you can be sure if the RAM you buy will work with your board........
Common sense is needed in computing but blaming ppl when mobo's are picky about RAM is below the belt, mobo's can and will be picky about RAM, although its a small percentage it does happen....
When you buy RAM and/or a Motherboard do a little research into either and you'll find it alot less hassle when getting components to function.
Spot On
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Windows 2000I brought this memory to go with an ASUS motherboard and it's fine. It fulfills my only 2 criteria when it comes to memory. A) it works and B) It's cheap.
Nice one ebuyer!
great for the price
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Windows XPthis ram works great on my hewlett packard computer. computer is stable and now much faster..
Excellent Value
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Windows XPCheap & it works fine, what more do you need?
Learn How To Use Memory
Had 2 Myself and I know a High School ICT Tecnicain who has had about 50 and all have worked fine. Like the firts comment, USE YOUR COMMON SENSE PEOPLE!!!! If you don't how to use it or set it up correctly then don't buy it.
DON'T DISS WHO YOUR BUYING FROM, in this case top computer source on the net, EBUYER!
Nice And Fast!
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Not ApplicableJust got the RAM just needed an hour for my system to get use to it, it now runs really fast very impressed and exellent for the price you cant go wrong!
